I got fed up paying £50 for a set of sprue cutters and so replaced my old Meng single blade with Stedi MS-108s. Compared them to Godshands and couldn’t tell the difference.
Half the price and every bit as good.
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If yours are as good as Godhands, Zoukei-Muras are better.
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I’ve no doubt about it, but the ones I have do the exact same job and cost half as much. Hence, I don’t care if they wear quicker or get damaged.
They say you only get what you pay for, but I used to get the most expensive tools I could afford all the time - for some things, experience has taught me that is the truly false economy.
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In my opinion, here’s a nice diagram that helps with getting the most out of a high quality set of nippers.
The two nip procedure. Step 3 is helpful with many types of nippers.
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Godhands are too clunky to get into many tight spaces.
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Opinions definately differ on that, i’m not disagreeing, just saying 
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I agree, the sharp nose on the Zoukei-Muras rocks in many tight areas where my GH’s proved too clunky. However, the GH’s are sometimes easier to manipulate in some tight spaces due to being smaller.
Ideally, a pair of each!
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looks at his hobby knife and wire cutters and frowns
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They would like that wouldn’t they…lol
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We all start somewhere…don’t frown
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My first sprue cutters were a pair of finger nail clippers!
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Just got a pair of the Zoukei’s , must say they are nice .
Sprue Brothers has them for 36.00
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